Davidson County Election Commission Chair Fired Over Nashville Taxpayer Protection Act
Chairman Of Davidson County Election Commission, Jim Delanis Claimed He Was Fired Over His Support For The Nashville Taxpayer Protection Act.
Read moreChairman Of Davidson County Election Commission, Jim Delanis Claimed He Was Fired Over His Support For The Nashville Taxpayer Protection Act.
Read moreA Davidson County Judge Has Ruled That A July 27 Referendum Election On Six Proposed Changes To Nashville’s Metro Charter – Including One That Would Reduce Property Taxes – Will Not Happen.
Read moreA Referendum Election On Reforms To Limit Nashville’s Property Tax Rates, End Lifetime Benefits For Public Employees And Make It Easier For Officials To Be Recalled Is Again Held Up In Court.
Read moreMetro Nashville Has Issued A Lawsuit Against Davidson Election Commission In Response To Putting The Anti-tax Referendum Before Voters On July 27. The Court Has Called The Initiative To Roll Back A Raise In Property Taxes Unconstitutional. Another Lawsuit Was Filed Against The Commission By The Nashville Business Coalition.
Read moreHouse Bill 1315 Directs Tennessee’s Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations To Conduct A Study On The Use Of A Voter Referendum To Approve Significant Tax Increases.
Read moreAfter A Referendum Effort To Appeal Nashville’s 34% Property Tax Increase And Limit City Officials’ Spending Died In Court Last Fall, The Attorney Behind The Effort Has Launched A New Petition Aimed At Nashville Metro Government.
Read moreAnother effort to repeal Nashville’s 34% property tax increase is under way.
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